Sentence examples for is particularly tedious from inspiring English sources

The case of the matrix M having eigenvalues with positive real parts has not been investigated yet, since the related theory is particularly tedious and involved, cf.[27].[27]

Product extraction from cells is generally detrimental in terms of yields and costs, but in this case it is particularly tedious, as the cell wall of oleaginous yeasts becomes more and more difficult to break while cells are accumulating FA.

Collating and reporting health information was particularly tedious for CHOs, who record, compile, and report client encounters to sub-district and district levels.

Imagine then my surprise as I skimmed what looked to be a particularly tedious profile of a lawyer who, it would doubtless develop, was an amateur botanist, and came across the information that someone had dropped dead in the lawyer's office, which the character imparting the news thought to be terribly convenient.

While tedious, none of the classical precision metrics are particularly complex or difficult to calculate.

MAS may be particularly effective for this trait as it has relatively modest heritability and is tedious to measure.

This meandering approach is sometimes tedious, particularly during the repetitive passages dealing with the ups and downs of her love life and her insecurities in a male-dominated world.

Harvest work is extremely tedious, particularly when you avoid the labor-saving benefits of a picking machine, a choice Mr. Page and Ms. Shinn made: machines don't differentiate between good and bad grapes.

"So it's tedious, really tedious.

The Diagram prize was launched in 1978 as a way to relieve boredom at a particularly tedious Frankfurt book fair.

Since Annie Colville's Lancashire childhood, she has been mercilessly pestered by ghosts insisting she deliver messages about "unfinished business of a particularly tedious sort".